try using a relative folder? |
So, compilers like relative folders?? |
I can not seem to get the environment variable to work... |
I know there is some wx-config.exe port for windows too |
Not sure if they do actually prefer them, but I'm almost sure they accept them. And, yes, your error lies in that line. I've written all above messages from mobile so let me explain why I thought of this, now: The exact command -I you have there (-I/C\wxWidgets\include) means: Add an Include directory, and let it be C\wxWidgets\include But as it doesn't exist, it is ignored? As it is ignored, it cannot find wx/wx.h inside that folder. Isn't there any project for wxWidgets to be compiled? Because it seems like you're having lots of troubles. Also remember you cannot make a library with GCC if you won't compile your entire program with GCC |
gcc.exe
? It compiles both C and C++, so I assume you mean that the include directory needs to be put under the C compiler; additional search paths option.
Cannot make a library with GCC if I don't compile the program with GCC? |
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Also remember you cannot make a library ... |